WASHINGTON, CMC – The United States says it will resume migration talks with Cuba after a long suspension.
“Continuing to ensure secure migration between the US and Cuba is consistent with our interests in promoting greater freedoms and increased respect for human rights in Cuba,” said US Department of State spokesman William Ostick in a statement.
Ostick said that US and Cuban officials will meet here next month.
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